commissioner chung? >> commissioner chung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. bu

commissioner chung? >> commissioner chung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. bu

commissioner chung? >> commissioner chung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. bu

commissioner chung? >> commissioner chung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. bu

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commissioner chung?hung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. building on what com

commissioner chung? >> commissioner chung: i wanted to join all the commissioners to share my appreciation for all the efforts that have been involved with the project, both virtually that we're speaking with right now and those who might not be on this call. i believe as mentioned, i want to make sure that we extend our appreciation and thank everyone for your leadership and like commissioner green said, a lot of times communities of color do not get the kind of access that others get. it's mainly because of poor planning. to see how well you are actually creating a strategy to connect with different part of the communities here in the city, means a lot i think. especially for someone like me who is an immigrant and also asian pacific islander. it seems we often get forgotten like our brown and black brothers and sisters and thank you for upholding our values which is equity. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner chung. i do not see any other commissioner comments. >> can i say one final thing. bu

she worked with director isaac chung to get it right.ve to," so i felt like i had a freedom from him, from the director, so we create maybe together, both isaac and me, so the truth is, isaac said, his grandmother is totally different than the one i played in the movie. minari has been the subject of controversy because it was only permitted to compete in the golden globes�* best foreign language film category, although it was financed by us companies, put together by an american director and tells an american story. it was shut out of the globes�* best picture categories because it did not have more than 50% of its dialogue in english. but this won't be an issue at the oscars, and the picture has already secured best picture nominations or the equivalent from other major awards bodies. the minari cast believes the best picture win by parasite last year at the oscars definitely increased the demand for korean storytelling. for us, as asians or koreans, we never thought about somebody could get the award from oscar, so bong joon—ho gave u

little development project is being conducted by a team at the university in the provincial capital nan chung professor the war has been doing research in rural provinces for years he and his students want to show that junk she's children have a lot of catching up to do. people who are raised by their grandparents often don't develop enough knowledge and skills zepa. here means they're less well equipped later in life for work and the demands of our cities and the future of real life. but this small suitcase is meant to change that and one of you was students one tyranny shows how games can be used to measure early childhood development. she's also visited other poor rural areas here in junk she the students are assessing some 1400 village children with tasks such as these. ones field research began with grandma dung and book war. so how has been progressing. the 2 year old has had a weekly play visit for a year now. have they had any effect. on. how. war is not intimidated by the visitors or their experiments. everything is recorded for later analysis. during a speech test points to body par

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run as fast as any of this thanks to their new wheelchairs provided by shelter in the province of chung 30. help is that said the wheels are giving the animals a new lease on life. it's almost like they have no idea that they have a disability and once you put him in the wheelchair for the 1st time. it's like there's no learning curve they immediately know what to do. most of the dogs lost the use of their hind legs after being injured in accidents there among hundreds of strays being looked after at the shelter. as what a screeching the talks with mobility aids and helping them recover from arrive on the street the shelter is also trying to reach the large number of unwanted dogs in the province by neutering and spaying stray. but their work is being threatened by the coronavirus crisis since the pandemic began we've experienced an 80 percent drop in visitors virtually no bolland tears and a 40 percent drop in donations. it cost around $1300.00 a day to care for more than $900.00 dogs sophie is the fans might try up is causing concern. for now though the dogs are still able to go out a

thousands soldiers far tear gas and live bryant's killing 2 people and injuring dozens more on saturday 20 chung as this reports. protesters are back on the streets of mandalay less than 24 hours after the security services shot 2 dead and injured many more occupying an important intersection in the city the message is clear it will not back down footage that has emerged overnight suggest this was a well planned and sustained crackdown not a temporary lapse in discipline building showing the scars of live rounds that were liberally used. the soldiers beat and shot my husband and others he was standing on the side and watching the protests but the soldiers took him away. and while the police took the lead it appears it was the military they were in charge soldiers from the 33rd light infantry is said to be in command the division known for its panel and crackdowns on ethnic unrest. and just city yangon the bloodshed in mandalay appeared to have hardened the result of those protesting against the coup. today over the people died yesterday we protested peacefully but people had to die the general w

made yet how british people should make money for the summit in principle the prime minister barak's chung's move announced 22nd of what the situation will be the phantom menace is a saying different things even the health minister is saying he's booked a whole day in. cornhole already well there's a saying there should be no summer holidays even in britain means that basically this is total chaos and not surprisingly people are very confused and also very angry because they want she's no. decisively what is the situation. her democratic party media are expressing concern that president biden may just be too boring compared to his predecessor donald trump and his private networks profits depend on viewer numbers that now in a bind as to whether to keep showing the controversial but profitable former leader . gary biden is so 6 boring in a competent i suppose i trust this guy a little bit more with the nuclear codes shined of way which is why the media is clinging to donald trump it's kind of ironic because in talking about how much the media can't let go of donald trump i'm demonstrating jus

yet how british people should make money from the summit in principle the prime minister barak's chung's move announced 22nd. what the situation will be but the phantom menace isn't saying different things even the health minister is saying he's booked a whole day in. cornhole already. saying there should be no summer holidays even in britain means that basically there's total chaos not surprisingly people are very confused and also very angry because they want to know. decisively what is the situation. asone is newly elected prime minister kayak how this is called on the european union to hurry up and impose more sanctions on russia e.u. leaders are scheduled to meet in march to discuss imposing more sanctions callus believes the process should be fast tracked in response to what she calls russia's repression of its opposition russian foreign minister sergey lavrov hit back threatening to break off ties with the bloc we heard from a russian arms producer to see what the threat of sanctions means to them i found it on the choice to import substitution didn't begin just yesterday but the

south korea's prime minister chung sye—kyun says he's confident the country will achieve herd immunitystart to its vaccination programme. around 1,500 people have died in south korea from coronavirus. it was one of the first to be hit by the and became a role model for its mass testing and aggressive contact tracing measures. speaking to the bbc, the prime minister said he was surprised that other wealthy countries had not followed its example. south korea was quick to act when the pandemic kit. the first outbreak was brought under control with a mass testing and aggressive contact tracing. in contrast, the vaccine roll—out has been slow. it will start this week, but only in small numbers. the general population will have to wait until at leastjuly to get the jab. but the prime minister is confident that this confident —— country will achieve herd immunity by the autumn. ., ~' ., achieve herd immunity by the autumn. ., ~ ., ., ., ., , autumn. you know that koreans are the master— autumn. you know that koreans are the master of _ autumn. you know that koreans are the master of speed. -

commissioner chung. >> commissioner chung: yeah, i just want to join, you know, all of the commissioners and echo all that have said. and i also want to personally, you know, to let you know that you have been a great teacher. at least for me personally. i have learned so much, you know, like commissioner green says, you know, like the great examples. and the other great example is really about collective impact. and i want you to know that your presentations have made such a great impression on me that i thought that it was all the work that we could do now. thinking about how we can all work and create an impact that we envision. so thank you so much for being such a great teacher and such a great -- we just have public health fun. i don't know how you do it, and listening to you, you make it fun. we'll miss you greatly and knowing that you have going to be leaving the health department for california -- you'll be still be working for the health department for california, i feel safer. thank you. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioner chung. commissioner christian. >> commissione

commissioner chung. >> commissioner chung: yeah, i just want to join, you know, all of the commissioners and echo all that have said. and i also want to personally, you know, to let you know that you have been a great teacher. at least for me personally. i have learned so much, you know, like commissioner green says, you know, like the great examples. and the other great example is really about collective impact. and i want you to know that your presentations have made such a great impression on me that i thought that it was all the work that we could do now. thinking about how we can all work and create an impact that we envision. so thank you so much for being such a great teacher and such a great -- we just have public health fun. i don't know how you do it, and listening to you, you make it fun. we'll miss you greatly and knowing that you have going to be leaving the health department for california -- you'll be still be working for the health department for california, i feel safer. thank you. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioner chung. commissioner christian. >> commissione

television appearances for a few days because it's the weekend on monday it's president's day and dawn chung likes to hit the prime time we all know that so it may be a while before we see and hear from the man himself but i'm sure when he gets in front of the camera is going to say see i told you so i'm going nowhere and he took us through some of some other reaction because some of trump's supporters have already come out online talking about this as a victory and the fact that he should run again we've also heard from his son i believe. yeah donald trump jr took to twitter almost straight away i tried to read at least one of his tweets earlier but it was simply full of foul language but he put a picture up of his father saying 2 time champion and he took to facebook to say look not guilty i told you so that's the kind of reaction we expect from him trump supporters if they are ardent supporters of donald trump you know they're going to be overwhelming be happy this is a reason for him to be vindicated in their eyes a reason for him to run again this is someone who has a great deal of loya

sundance film festival last january, it is . film festival lastjanuary, it is directed by the isaac chungfilm focuses on korean americans and it is a really fascinating film, it is mesmerising, beautifully shot. it is set in arkansas and was shot only over a period ofjust 25 days, and if you watch the film, see how amazing the film is, this —— the cinematography is fantastic, the music is superb. and it is a very powerfulfrom about the music is superb. and it is a very powerful from about american the 1980s. d0 very powerful from about american the 1980s. , ., ~' very powerful from about american the 1980s. ~ , .. ,, the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite. — the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite, last _ the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite, last year, _ the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite, last year, which - the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite, last year, which was - the 1980s. do you think the success of parasite, last year, which was so | of parasite, last year, which was so well received internationally and evenin well received inte

commissioner chung. >> commissioner chung: yeah, i just want to join, you know, all of the commissioners and echo all that have said. and i also want to personally, you know, to let you know that you have been a great teacher. at least for me personally. i have learned so much, you know, like commissioner green says, you know, like the great examples. and the other great example is really about collective impact. and i want you to know that your presentations have made such a great impression on me that i thought that it was all the work that we could do now. thinking about how we can all work and create an impact that we envision. so thank you so much for being such a great teacher and such a great -- we just have public health fun. i don't know how you do it, and listening to you, you make it fun. we'll miss you greatly and knowing that you have going to be leaving the health department for california -- you'll be still be working for the health department for california, i feel safer. thank you. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioner chung. commissioner christian. >> commissione

with that, i will turn it over to calvin quick and sarah chung. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. good afternoon, supervisors, members of the committee. my name is calvin quick. i'm the district five representative for the san francisco youth commission. i am here today with my colleagues to present on our preliminary budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. next slide, please. so as i'm sure the committee notes, the youth commission is the county's only charter advisory board charged with making recommendations to the mayor as well as the board on the unmet need of the housing of san francisco youth. our purpose is to give you a holistic overview so that you can take the information and make decisions accordingly. next slide, please. >> hello, supervisors. my name is adriana. i am the district seven youth commissioner and outreach officer. so internally, the youth commission has three committees of its own that work on their own and give policy recommendations. our goal is to give to supervisors, city stakeholders and outline our budget for the

>>he suspects known to chinatown businesses robbed several shops, including chung chelsea market on franklin street, a main up this small businesses you people coming in and robbing the store and then also when customers are you money of the hands of its customers. >>and scaring off so many people chance as many suspects are also committing targeted robberies against elderly women in the neighborhood he's now calling on the city and county to bring in more foot patrols and security. >>especially as we approach the chinese new year in february many. >>because some of us will be coming shopping. and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoy coming to not only trying to help a complete a simple shop and encouraging all business owners to install cameras in take photos of suspects when these robberies happen. >>he says the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners this week as a way to alert others that a crime is occurring. chain plans to host a press conference this week with city leaders and police to address these issues in oakland taylo

chung he said from the get-go, mobility as a service is the future it wants to advance the company towards mobility driving everything if you believe that mobility is the future and you've already had conversations with apple and know autonomous is the key part that apple is looking for, if you're hyundai, you say, who else is it better to be aligned with than apple? even though this would be an apple car, it's not like hyundai would get nothing out of this deal so for hyundai, that's the appeal here. for apple, hyundai is one of the two or three best manufacturers are vehicles in the world. look at the reliability scores, not only here in new york america, but around the world. this is a company that learned a long time appear from the japanese, and they have incorporated those lessons, and they were one of the leading manufacturers worldwide. if you're apple, you're making a wise decide if you decide to build this car at the kia plant in georgia >> the manufacturing and engineering is one thing, but getting approval for this vehicle will be quite another. alex, will governments approve i

words -- >> china virus, kung flu -- >> reporter: have lasting impact said this professor russell chung the incidents through stop hate because no governmental agency would. >> mainstream society doesn't believe we faced racism. we need to document this is happening. >> reporter: identify and change them says this group of bay area volunteers, offering escorts for the elderly. and offering a bridge to those who may not even know how to talk to the police. >> we want to take that rage and do something. like what can i do? and this is what we're doing. >> reporter: the man's daughter spent the last year ignoring what people said to her. >> you bring the covid screaming state on us, but we just walk away. >> reporter: she won't do that anymore. >> we've got to proud and we protect a lot of people in the city and the whole country. >> reporter: san francisco police have not charged the suspect of the man's murder with a hate crime because as in many of these situations, it's difficult to prove. activists believe incidents of hate against arsian-americans i the country are higher often when

's as very profound way isaac, our director, lee isaac chung has this great story about how his grandmotherrifies the water and the soil around it. he told me in all the years that his dad tried to do all these different types of crops, the thing that grew the best was his grandmother's minari, they didn't reel have to keep after it, just did it on its own. >> stephen: we'll take a quick break. stick around. back with nor steven yeun. i'm david collado i chose the spark cash card from capital one. cause i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. last year i redeemed $21,000 in cash back which i used for new equipment, to expand production. what's in your wallet? step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy for prep. a once-daily prescription medicine... ...that helps lower the chances of getting hiv through sex. it's not for everyone. descovy for prep has not been studied in people assigned female at birth. talk to your doctor to find out if it's right for you. descovy is another way to prep. descovy does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections, so

>>he suspects known to chinatown businesses robbed several shops, including chung chelsea market on franklin up this small businesses you people coming in and robbing a store and then also when customers are and then you president national money of the hands of his customers. >>and scaring off so many people chance as many suspects are also committing targeted robberies against elderly women in the neighborhood he's now calling on the city and county to bring in more foot patrols and security. >>especially as we approach the chinese new year in february many. >>because some of us will be coming shopping. and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoying coming to not only trying to help a complete a simple shop and encouraging all business owners to install cameras in take photos of suspects when these robberies happen. >>he says the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners this week as a way to alert others that a crime is occurring. chain plans to host a press conference this week with city leaders and police to address these issues in

david chung criticizing the meandering speech his colleague bruce castor gave on the first day of the's career was going to disappear. i don't know how he's going to get up in the morning. he still thought he did a good job. okay. >> "the washington post" reporting that a republican donor who backed a conservative group's voter fraud probes now wants his money back. f fred eshelman donated to true the vote, he's suing the group now. it launched a series of voter fraud lawsuits that were abandoned. the organization claims there were no qualifications on that money. don't go anywhere. busy news day. brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is an important first for president biden tonight, on the road before an audience, and facing important questions that need answering. as the president promotes his ambitious plan to rein in the deadly pandemic, to treat the ailing economy, and treat the millions of americans who urgently need it after nearly a year in crisis. toni

where david chung predicted it would take just -- david schoen predicted it would take just three tofour hours to present trump's case. on thursday evening, three republican senators -- ted cruz, lindsey graham and mike lee -- met with trump's legal team in the capitol, raising fresh doubts over their ability to serve as impartial jurors. when we come back, we will be joined by longtime consumer advocate and former presidential candidate ralph nader. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "it is ok to cry." sophie died at the age of 34 january 30. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue our look at the historic senate impeachment trial of donald trump for inciting the january 6 insurrection at the capitol, we are joined by ralph nader, the longtime consumer advocate, corporate critic, and former presidential candidate. he ran for president four times. he is the author of many books, including his latest written with mark green, "wrecking america: how trump's lawbreaking and lies betray all." he is joining us from winsted, connecti

however, a historian named david chung chang is coming out with a book specifically looking on chinese p.o.w. experiences and he discusses how the choice about whether or not to go to china or to fermosa at the end of the cease fire was not related to the kinds of divisions that the u.s. had laid out, but it was very much pre-war, right? political lines that had already been built in among their communities. so for the interrogators, though, the japanese american interrogators were -- they were working for the u.s. military, and so the u.s. military, because of chinese and then asian exclusion acts which were passed in late 1800s, not a very large korean american community to draw upon once the korean war breaks out. so that's why they turned to the japanese americans because they reasoned that, well, korea was colonized under the japanese. many of them probably remember japanese, and perhaps they would talk in japanese, and so that's why they turned to the japanese americans and either asked them to volunteer or also drafted quite a few of them for the war. as you can imagine, for kor

>>he suspects known to chinatown businesses robbed several shops, including chung chelsea market on franklin up this small businesses you people coming in and robbing a store and then also when customers are you money of the hands of its customers. >>and scaring off so many people chance as many suspects are also committing targeted robberies against elderly women in the neighborhood he's now calling on the city and county to bring in more foot patrols and security. >>especially as we approach the chinese new year in february many. >>because some of us will be coming shopping. and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoy coming to not only trying to help a complete a simple shop and encouraging all business owners to install cameras in take photos of suspects when these robberies happen. >>he says the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners this week as a way to alert others that a crime is occurring. chain plans to host a press conference this week with city leaders and police to address these issues in oakland taylor kron 4 to kron

writer/director lee isaac chung talked about pulling from his own life experiences for this."gma" monday. they talked about how elements are relatable. check it out. you'll hear a lot more about this movie as award season kind of plays out. and another one i'm excited about, "the united states vs. billie holiday." best original song nominee for andra day. she's incredible, directed by lee daniels. andra never acted before, so she dives into the deep end, and she's getting awards attention for this. really transforming into this legendary jazz singer, diving into the trauma, the pain, the story really surrounding how she was targeted by the government and ended up reinvigorating the civil rights movement in many different ways. those are two you can check out for sure. >> a successful first crack at acting, and "minari," very nice to see in a movie, you know, envisioning what the american dream looks like in a way we don't often see. >> that's right. >> jeremy, what nominated tv show should we binge? >> let's go to "lovecraft country." here's one that came out last summer. you

>>he suspects known to chinatown businesses robbed several shops, including chung chelsea market on franklintreet, a main up this small businesses you people coming in and robbing the store and then also when customers are and then you president national money of the hands of its customers. >>and scaring off so many people chance as many suspects are also committing targeted robberies against elderly women in the neighborhood he's now calling on the city and county to bring in more foot patrols and security. >>especially as we approach the chinese new year in february many. >>because some of us will be coming shopping. and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoy coming to not only trying to help a complete a shop and encouraging all business owners to install cameras in take photos of suspects when these robberies happen. >>he says the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners this week as a way to alert others that a crime is occurring. chain plans to host a press conference this week with city leaders and police to address these issu

thousands soldiers fired tear gas and live rinds killing 2 people and injuring dozens more on saturday 20 chung reports. protesters are back on the streets of mandalay less than 24 hours after the security services shot 2 dead and injured many more occupying an important intersection in the city the message is clear it will not back down footage that has emerged overnight suggest this was a well planned and sustained crackdown not a temporary lapse in discipline building showing the scars of live rounds that were liberally used. the soldiers beat and shot my husband and others he was standing on the side and watching the protests but the soldiers took him away. and while the police took the lead it appears it was the military they were in charge soldiers from the 33rd light infantry is said to be in command the division known for its panel and crackdowns on ethnic unrest. in the city yangon the bloodshed in mandalay appeared to have hardened the result of those protesting against the coup. to do over the people died yesterday i protested peacefully but people have to die the general wants to st

stefan bowman has a doctorate in music and artificial intelligence to him vincent chung's study demonstrates that the chords in chart toppers are mostly simple ones see major is the most commonly used just chords make only rare appearances particular chord progressions are also common. for chords dozens of hits. this australian band created a medley of popular songs all set to the same chord progression. to. i'm assuming salmon troubled man and moving company. the clip goes to show that most smash hits are pretty similar to the us. there's been a search for a good formula for as long as i've been working on the field yemen cool people have set up companies focused on hit songs sorry i'm switched flopped awfully because i hit a piece of music ultimately depends on the cultural context that changes all the time on that is all snow forts white that's why you're on to them for. good. in other words pop is all about the zeitgeist whatever the latest sound is plus some clever marketing and these days certain john ross and artists are also promoted with the help of recommendation systems. hit song

>>he suspects known to chinatown businesses robbed several shops, including chung chelsea market on franklin a main up this small businesses you people coming in and robbing a store and then also when customers are and then you president national money of the hands of his customers. >>and scaring off so many people chance as many suspects are also committing targeted robberies against elderly women in the neighborhood he's now calling on the city and county to bring in more foot patrols and security. >>especially as we approach the chinese new year in february many. >>because some of us will be coming shopping. and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoy coming to not only trying to help a complete a simple shop and encouraging all business owners to install cameras in take photos of suspects when these robberies happen. >>he says the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners this week as a way to alert others that a crime is occurring. chain plans to host a press conference this week with city leaders and police to address these issue

. >> reporter: -- have lasting impact says professor chung who tracked them through stop aapi hate because> mainstream society doesn't believe that we face racism. and we need to document what was happening. >> we're offering our support to the community. >> reporter: identify and change them says this group of bay area volunteers offering escorts for the elderly. and offering a bridge to those who may not even know how to talk to the police. >> we want to take that rage and, let's do something -- what can i do? and this is what we're doing. >> reporter: they spent the last year ignoring what people said to her. >> you bring the covid. screaming spit on us, but we just walk away. >> reporter: she won't do that anymore. >> he's going to be proud about, we protect a lot of other people in this city. or the whole country. >> that video that you have where we see it with our own eyes. seeing those attacks is just so hideous and it's more widespread than we knew. >> yeah, and you know, part of the reason that it -- when you say more widespread than we knew is that there really isn't any trackin

tony and fran chung are the husband—wife team behind east london dry cleaners 'the steam room' and areare you doing? hi. hi, so do i— hello. hi, how are you doing? hi. hi. so do i say— hello. hi, how are you doing? hi. hi, so do i say happy— hello. hi, how are you doing? hi. hi, so do i say happy new- hello. hi, how are you doing? hi. hi, so do i say happy new year? l hi, so do i say happy new year? yeah, or happy leonard new year. thank you very much —— happy lunar new year. thank you, how will you be spending it. this new year. thank you, how will you be spending it— spending it. this year we will be s-hendin spending it. this year we will be spending in _ spending it. this year we will be spending in the _ spending it. this year we will be spending in the shop _ spending it. this year we will be spending in the shop since i spending it. this year we will be | spending in the shop since there spending it. this year we will be i spending in the shop since there is nowhere to go, but we wanted our shop front window to celebrate with everyone... so it is decorated with eight south east

with that, i will turn it over to calvin quick and sarah chung. >> all right.hank you, chair haney. good afternoon, supervisors, members of the committee. my name is calvin quick. i'm the district five representative for the san francisco youth commission. i am here today with my colleagues to present on our preliminary budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. next slide, please. so as i'm sure the committee notes, the youth commission is the county's only charter advisory board charged with making recommendations to the mayor as well as the board on the unmet need of the housing of san francisco youth. our purpose is to give you a holistic overview so that you can take the information and make decisions accordingly. next slide, please. >> hello, supervisors. my name is adriana. i am the district seven youth commissioner and outreach officer. so internally, the youth commission has three committees of its own that work on their own and give policy recommendations. our goal is to give to supervisors, city stakeholders and outline our budget for the 2

with that, i will turn it over to calvin quick and sarah chung. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. good afternoon, supervisors, members of the committee. my name is calvin quick. i'm the district five representative for the san francisco youth commission. i am here today with my colleagues to present on our preliminary budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. next slide, please. so as i'm sure the committee notes, the youth commission is the county's only charter advisory board charged with making recommendations to the mayor as well as the board on the unmet need of the housing of san francisco youth. our purpose is to give you a holistic overview so that you can take the information and make decisions accordingly. next slide, please. >> hello, supervisors. my name is adriana. i am the district seven youth commissioner and outreach officer. so internally, the youth commission has three committees of its own that work on their own and give policy recommendations. our goal is to give to supervisors, city stakeholders and outline our budget for the

and many of you maybe have heard of margaret chung a famous chinese-american doctor and a suffragist and cheung also defied gender norms in the early 20th century. he men's style hat and style jacket. she would wear walk with a cane. she would drink smoke gamble and she was considered pretty out there for her time, but she was also a pioneering physician a woman doctor. she was famous for pushing back against the patriarchy and arguing for the rights of women. not only in mainstream society, but also in china the rights of women in the united states in the rights of women in china, and so she was fighting for the rights of chinese americans as well and against segregation and discrimination in american society. so in addition to pushing against gender norms these suffragists also pushed against norms of heterosexuality and we can see this in their private lives. so we have to delve a little bit deeper now away from their public personas into their private lives and what we discover is that many of the suffragists propped up this public image of heterosexuality. well living their own

that is the largest chung of folks served.we would be happy to talk to a different pool of applicants. >> thank you for that presentation. i appreciate it. i appreciate all of your work in the community to engage and continue to work as a community partner. i know this is a clinic. are there going to be opportunities to reach out to ensure the worke forcer is diverse as well at the clinic. >> the lower tiered. there are concerns they have competent providers in the community. >> thank you, commissioner brackett. are you able to respond to that? >> i am happy to take that. that is a great question. u.c.s.f. we have equity and inclusion through our institution. this year we proactively looked for ways to use our employer to work with minority owned businesses and contractor in the construction outreach. we love to hire local folks and train them. i hear you ask about employment within the building. the excel program is one of the main pathways for folks to be able to get those entry level administrative style jobs and for us to

that is the largest chung of folks served.uld be happy to talk to a different pool of applicants. >> thank you for that presentation. i appreciate it. i appreciate all of your work in the community to engage and continue to work as a community partner. i know this is a clinic. are there going to be opportunities to reach out to ensure the worke forcer is diverse as well at the clinic. >> the lower tiered. there are concerns they have competent providers in the community. >> thank you, commissioner brackett. are you able to respond to that? >> i am happy to take that. that is a great question. u.c.s.f. we have equity and inclusion through our institution. this year we proactively looked for ways to use our employer to work with minority owned businesses and contractor in the construction outreach. we love to hire local folks and train them. i hear you ask about employment within the building. the excel program is one of the main pathways for folks to be able to get those entry level administrative style jobs and for us to incre

chung, and he became the chairman of the company in october but you know, the family had long been guiding hyundai, not only in the auto business but they're in a number of different industries in korea, and he has said goal number one, mobility mobility as a service is goal number one in the future not to be just an automaker. but to have mobility at the core of everything that hyundai does. and there are some people, jim, who will sit there in the auto industry and say you're letting the fox into the henhouse, if you let apple into your plant, you think that apple is going to help you, hyundai does believe that apple will help hyundai as it develops its own portfolio of electric as well as autonomous vehicles and if you were apple, why would you partner with somebody like hyundai? or carl, they've got a great reputation when it comes to reliability, and manufacturing expertise. there's no doubting that at all. ask people in the auto industry, to name the two or three automakers that they look up to in terms of saying who has it and who does it right, toyota, hyundai, they're at the top o

procter & gamble, i think taylor does a great job and puts amy chung on the board, a young stanford graduatece and look,here is what we buy in our house, and kind of insight, these companies, tilray, well, tilray, got to put up tilray. >> it's not gamestop. >> where's amc. >> but it's about time, these consumer product companies, they should all be run by women. >> women are the customers >> it's a very good point. >> well, certainly, well known at pepsi which brings to mind their quarter. beat by a penny. some are arguing maybe a little shy of the, or better than, but organic, fritto lay, 5 prior quarter 6, and no more buybacks >> he's growing the company. the company is growing much faster than used to. it is really a 5 to 6% grower. not 4% very consistent. a bunch of billion dollar brands gatorade a billion dollar brand out of nowhere. and doritos doing well and by the way excellent super bowl from them, from the melon ad and from the matthew mcconaughey flat ad that people got a kick out of. >> oh, yea where he got stuck in the actual machine when he came to life >> i liked it. >> you li